The Night Is Alive by Foundry Town Survivors: Review

by Gabe Finch December 6, 2022

December 6, 2022

The Night Is Alive by Foundry Town Survivors: Review

“The Night Is Alive” was released on October 28th, 2022, at a time of new-age genres, Foundry Town Survivors have renewed the genre of Classic Rock, hence they became new classic rock. With their latest release “The Night Is Alive” they have made a spectacular track that has a hint of Jeff Beck, blues, rock, and classic rock.

Their new track started with an awesome drum roll, accompanied by the sweet tone of the guitar which can be heard from Jeff Beck, and the changes in between the song are magical. Also, it gives the vibe of 80s classic rock which is genius because the 80s sound that was lost in the 80s, they have revived in this song. The bass guitar grabbed my attention with its bluesy and rock bass line which can be heard from Supertramp tracks and both of the superb guitar solos. Both the solos which contain blues notes and classic rock style can easily make the listeners feel nostalgically rejoiced.

Overall, it is a well-composed song that will take the listeners to the nostalgia of the 80s. As for the new listeners they have something amazing to discover and enjoy. The brilliant writing of the songwriters Mark Tomorsky and Tommy Johnsmiller goes hand in hand with the sound and use of instruments.

All in all, the new age classic rock genre that they have chosen is a smart move because not many bands are doing this genre and the way Foundry Town Survivors does it, they gave the genre a good name and respect.